This was not a case of copying something from a source, because I avoid asking the same question twice, or asking a question for which a websearch can turn up anything useful.
This was not a case of copying something from a source, because I avoid asking the same question twice, or asking a question for which a websearch can turn up anything useful.
Several colleges have writing tutors that basically help you edit a paper.
The difference between having someone write a paper and having someone edit is non-trivial.
Which is true, (A and A->B) or (A and A->C)?
A cheater will fret over whether B or C is true, while someone who did the work will probably immediately identify that A is false and that the question is misleadingly worded.
F = GmM/r^2
Where m and M are the masses of the object and earth respectively, G is Newton’s universal gravitational constant, and r is the distance between the centre of masses of the object and earth. So why is there no mass in your little g? Because the force is directly proportional to the mass of the object (holding earth’s mass constant and the distance from it constant).